C# data structures are aggregates of any other data type you care to think of. Usually you can just ignore the details of using them but occasionally you need to get deep inside and control what ...

Given the following "code" which is just for illustration (ignore the silly Set() method, I know proper setters in C#): warning CS0649: Field 'wtf.handle' is never assigned to, and will always have ...

I'm writing a Quake3 model loader in C#. I want to fill a struct with the file header data Here's a tiny segment of the data : Do I have to do it like this, specifying each individual element, or is ...

If you really do want to specify the space allocated to any particular field you can use Explicit. For example: produces a 16-byte struct with extra bytes following the b field. Until C# 2.0 the main ...